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Welcome to the KISS Rebreathers website. As you are here, you must be somewhat interested in rebreathers. If you are thinking about buying a rebreather, thank you for considering a KISS.
We know that purchasing a rebreather is a big decision for most divers and we built this website to help aid divers in getting educated in how rebreathers work, and what options are available. We want all divers to make informed purchase decisions. We want you to choose a unit which fits your diving needs, your budget, and where you get the features that you desire in a rebreather. You will, no doubt, be diving this rebreather for many years and we would like you to think about your decision carefully. When analysing the information try to think beyond your upcoming training course and the next few dives. Try and think about the long term benefits or problems you may experience.
In our website you will find our informative brochure which helps you understand some of the questions you should be asking about the rebreathers, and it provides our comments and answers. It also provides descriptions of the rebreathers, boosters and computers.
You will also find our complete price sheets for the rebreathers and all of our parts. Most of the parts are accompanied with a photo to aid in identification.
We also have a section for new rebreather divers called, About CCRs. In this section we aim to provide general information to those who are just starting out.
Of course our site also has many other features which include articles, photos, instruction, and our world wide dealer network.
If anyone has any questions on our site or about our products, we are happy to help. Please feel free to email, call, or Skype.
Kim Mikusch Smith, Owner
kim@jetsam.ca
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Testimonial
"I learnt to dive in 1972. Technology has certainly changed the face of diving over those years. I am now a recreational and technical Instructor Trainer for several different certifying agencies. In 2007 I took the big step of learning to dive an electronic rebreather (eCCR). Being controlled and at the mercy of a solenoid was a far cry from OC. I had a few problems with the eCCR and eventually lost confidence with it.
A friend who dives the KISS Sport suggested I look at a KISS Classic and my research showed
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it had what I was looking, for so I bought one. The purists warned me that that it was a bad step backwards. Diving with the Classic has proven to be fun, stress free and a lot easier than an eCCR. The Classic mCCR is just so safe and simple to learn, setup, use and maintain compared to an eCCR. What appeals to me is I get the same three hours underwater that the eCCR divers do and the ability to dive shallow or to 75m. This machine offers the best CCR buoyancy control in the shallows that I am aware of. KISS is an easy stress free step-up from OC. It also comes with factory fitted safety features that many eCCRs do not have.
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I enjoyed dealing with Jetsam Technologies Ltd to the point that I have become a New Zealand Dealer for them. They are a dynamic company with a fantastic product range. Kim answered all my many questions patiently and fully. I would recommend the KISS Sport or Classic to anyone who has safety, performance and reliability uppermost in their minds. This is one KISS that doesn’t make your heart beat faster."
Tony Howell
www.scubadiving.co.nz
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The Sport KISS is a reliable recreational system which will take divers from the shallowest reefs to light decompression diving. Fabulous for photographers, the Sport is fun, easy to use, and takes no more time to prepare and clean than open circuit diving! Great value for your money!!
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The Classic KISS is a reliable and adaptable rebreather which is designed for both recreational and technical diving. Deep, cave, shallow reef, photography, the Classic KISS does it all in one clean, easy to use, well priced package.
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The Baby Booster is a light weight, hard working booster pump designed for the traveling diver. Available in a full kit with whips, gauge and carry case, or order the bare booster. Every rebreather diver should have one!
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